New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 14, 1925, Page 18

IS BOSS MISSING, | ENPLOYEIS FINED Parczyk Pays $100 for Having i Liquor in Restaurant Anton P’a K, a restaur t 159 s in court hond erased a charges. imposed tomobile he was ope involved {n an accid avenue, and he failed to stop. 8. Gerard ( wearing for hi told the co coline did have an operator's 1 e lawser & T d at Nicoline's cense a chins 18 bel expense. The ¢ Clarence Taradin lating the 42 Grove street, v g repaire charged with vio- vs in the store at > continued un- | t the request of Mary Vosik of 396 Elm street was fined $5 and costs on charges of drunkenness and breach the peace and judgment was suspended in the case a nst Andrew Bobrow- ski of 67 Clinton street, charged with breach of the peace. Tt couple were arrested Patrolman C Johneon and Motorcycle Polic lliam P, Haves after a complaint received at polica headquarters that there was a disturbance in the woman's home. man OF W. M. 8. Missiona April meeting on Wednes will be a mee preparation of surgical dr the hos {o/ oran, served 2 o'clock Miss M Ahmednagar, Tndia meet Misa W Miss Clara Laba will te fies La well as her ¢ ng for the will address the has Sho es visit aree's TO FORM NEW MINISTRY. “ha Associated Press, ' T4 —Tmil Va and requested o succeed the cabine Theunls, which resigned on M. Vandervelde agreed to undert the task. AShe Won'’t Tell JUDGMENT FOR $120 Judge Willlam C. Hungerford of eity court has awarded a nent of $120 and costs for the plaintift in the action of the Commercial Fi- | nance corpor: ag: st George W, Eddy of Coliinsville, Harry (Zvn:-‘ berg represel he plaintift Genuine PERSIAN RUGS —at— B. Y. JONES 85 Commonwealth Phone 285 or 255 e ————— Ave. DR. LAscH Dentist Light For Py« 3 MAIN ST OQuartz rrh J. D. DONAHU VOICE CULTURE Special attention to beginners and nnder 16 Rooma 318-319 Booth’s Block. Tel. 127413, hildren & 5l Ibransen player planos at Morans' adv, I'or dresses of distincetion, attrac o rl Bee e Mary Elizabeth W. Main, Pr dg.—~advt cooked luncheons, Crowell's, G t i Ho il State champlonship bowling match Tato of Waterbury to- | Alleys.—advt, Ltudlo at Morans 50N VS, hip bow! Donald with and nut cou coun The Coi cted Bartlet whom contr will ni $12.80; stove, ton fompany $13 wartor $1 in quarter-ton Coal Company, ¢ $10.04 t s and the Misses Andres of t War days trip to Bermuda, sel ristol, Mrs. ( neider of t of tl is re- the el hospita al Co., U1 eneral ey Chemi ed Katheri rough & the city April, be ex- 2 A itiation, smoker wi Bence Gets Contract For Swimming Pool es Bence has been awarded ract t avate for swim- rook park, his bid of $7.970 having been the lowest subn ‘18 Ot bidders were tagli; $8.465; Immick Meriden, $8,9 loomfleld, £9.4 A. W. Byrne & on of Hartford, $9,922,50 and the W. H. Hall Construction company, $12,850 Char CASES WITHDRAWN N has The against withdr: action of Jan e wr s bee F. the New from 5 for of dward M. Dolan | withdrawn from the court Upson represented the plainti s also RIG LIQUOR HAUL New Yor il 14—W1 er of a truck, on which 500 cases of liguor, fai to stop at their command, prot gents early morning the Bowery, and in 1 ks, n t es of liquor. and four men were arre wouded t each cont CITY COURT MOVES s of t t ¥, be held {n the roo occupied by t The former] t office of T 1 will also be moved to that ns of the flat will be held in t clerk of the city court, Jerg. E Sessi iza- tion cour > new court rooms. SHOWER FOR MISS KELLEY A miscellar . of Miss Lorett t1 ed 1 QBT ey T 1 A buffet ed, games were play 1. Miss K le of Jose acorated s enjo. come the bri of Hartford o'clock at Jo \orrow $13.5 n quarter-ton 1 & Wood Co. This Offer every woman reat N non ‘ J— 'Contract Awarded for Supplying City Coal Wood Councilman company [ commended i next e and by ul Co. toas the be 1 suncl The or stove Lids were 1 Coal and Wood Co., $13 nut, $13 | Shurbery CBE t in quart Svea, ¢ 89; nut, $13 $1¢ 304 f. Universal 4.J5; nut lots, $14 $13.59 on ¢ lots, stove, CRE. $13.80; City & coa A Grand Prize Eureka FREE atlonal Edu; £ timited a wonde; fty to gain rellef from old- cleaning methods. This Fr ee Offer Good For a Limited Time Only Write, phone or call at our store to- day and we will immediately deliver a new high-powered Eureka right to your door, and leave it for you to use Just as If1t were your own. There is nocharge for this service,and you can e Gnd TO Barry Phone 2504 SELL for May delivery, and §1 st winter; stove, $14.00; nut, nut in quarter-ton , lots, lerson Birothers, eg $10.90; nut, $13.90; lots on 69 for de- $14 $16.80 stove, Y nut in qua the soft coal, United Coal & Wood Co.'s bid was §0.07, There are 2,148 tons hard coal and 2,642 tons of soft bought, er-ton of conl 1o be AT REBEKAH CONVENTION Stella Rebekah lodge No, 1 will be represented by the following mem- Lers at the annnal meeting of the Iebekalr assembly of Connectlcut at New London tomorrow: Mrs, Bértha R Mrs, Alma DBengston, Mrs, Loutsa Trown, Miss Clara Roek and Miss Clara Leupold. Mrs, Rowe was president ¢ assembly from 1898 to 1890, Rowe This Te (Withthaduatbeg . removed) which resulla in the free discharge of s tre- mendous quankiy v “warkable o Gleney of the Eoreis encunin’s acuo (nelple of sing learn from dally use, just how swifily, pay only $4.75 Down—Balance Easy Monthly Payments We are authorized to offer you, for a limited titne_oaly, & special low pay- ment of $475 down unusually easy terms But you must accept this offer at once, as our supply of Eurekns iy limired, and tpe first come will be the first served & Bamforth 19 MAIN ST. : M CLEANER \ %w%m théDirt A USED CAR? Try your hand at writing a Classified Ad that will sell one for somebody else. Just a few minutes’ time with paper and pencil and you may win $10.00 in Gold or a pair of theater tickets to the Palace. Enter the big “Write a Classified Ad For This Picture” Contest now being conducted by The Herald. Complete contest details in this issue. THE POTTERS 0 TAKE 1VvE 1 WANT You THIS HAT BACK GED MY ZHAN oaY AU AGAINS EET EES THEE How You SHE WANTS US THE HAT BACK AFTER SkE's woRn 11 ? WE WiLl LIKE MERRY CHRISTMAS I TRIED To GIVE WER THE RE VOLVING DOOR, BuT SHE STANDS PAT. ShE ANOTHER (1D OR BACK . BIN — TO TAKE E H conference had been in regard to appointment of Kingsley Macomber, of Stamford, to a diplomatic post Senator Bingham avolded a direct reply, but added there was nothing new in that situation, Before he left Washington Florida three weeks ago Bingham with Senator George Me- .ean, urged Prosident Coolidge to |appoint Macomber, a noted explor- |er, to a place in the diplomatic sorvice. Several resignations of dip- |lomats have occurred since the Con- | necticut senators began urging ap- | pointment of Macomber but they [have been flled by transfers and 14.—Senator | Promotions of other men in the serv- Hiram Bingham of Connecticut, |ice. The prospect for Macomber back from three weeks spent at|landing a job now does not appear Miami with his family, called at the | particularly bright as there are a White House today and talked with |number of ambitious men now in the the President for about halt an |service anxious for promotions and hour. When he emerged from the | the president and the state depart- executive offices Senator Bingham |ment have shown an inclination to {sald he had nothing to give out for |adopt the plan of advancing men { publication, and avolded numerous |trained many years in the service. inquiries by remarking about the | He would not | More than 100,000 visitors regis- | tered at Lincoln's tomb at Spring- | fleld, T, last year. BINGHAM RETURNS FROM MIAMI REST Cloak of Mystery Around Visit at White House for | ¥ (W Washington, Y GEOI M. ureau of } April MANNING B, Herald,) weather, e the subject of his talk with Mr. Coolidge. Whe.a asked if the Senator | H. §. TEAM PRACTICES Seven of Last Year's Regulars Ex- pected To Report Today For First Workout At St. .\llry'l_l"leld 4‘ Coach Cassidy has sent in a chll |for all candidates for the baseball squad to report for the training | practice to start tonight at the St. Mary's fleld. The team looks as if it would be sbetter than last year, as seven regu- lars reported that they would be |out for the first training. The seven |men are Néipp, Darrow, Salmon, Haber, Capt. Grip. Conlin and O'Brien, | 'The men who report tonight will |be put through a stiff practice “as the first game is only a week away. |The game is with Crosby high and |will be played here, Men of the Arablan Akhwnnx’ tribe have been put to death for ‘mlmcco smoking, It ls considered one of the greatest sins, ‘POPULARIZING’ WEDNESDAY “QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY AT LESS THAN WHOLE- SALE COST ON TUESDAYS” IS THE “‘NATIONAL” GUARANTEE. Legs of FRESH YOUN G LAMB LOINS OF JERSEY PORK 32clb. 24clb. FRESH KILLED CHICKENS— For Boiling Sandwiches Salads and Ib. 25¢ RIB VEAL CHOPS | FRESH 25¢ Ib.: CHOPPED BEEF - 22¢ Ib. Fancy CREAMERY PRINT BUTTER (In } Ib. prints) . . .Ib. 49¢ SPECIAL NOTICE THE ABOVE PRICES WILL PREVAIL WEDNESDAY ONLY rhe Listed Merchandise must be Purchased at the Market In Person. National Meat Stores NEW BRITAIN Largest Retailers of Meats in Amer 70 WEST MAIN ST. Company PHONE 483 rica Stores Throughout New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and Connecticut. ALL RIGKT RUTHIE, [1 | ME AN THE Go QUT AKD GVE: HER | BOY FRIEND- How COME TRAL % LET MO GuuTY ALONG AND Tut PLutk ESCAPE IN ON YOUR WAVE = et 1WNT 10 | BUT,MADAME { MAS NON, MADAME, RETURN THAT | EET EES NEVAIR | CEST mMAOSSIBLE . HAT, MONSOOR) WE TAKE Now. non, tson ! LAPIN BACK THE |AND BESIDES LOOK NEVER EVEN | CHAPEAL . EET EES 50 CHIC WORE 1T 7 EES EET NOT ) EET MAKE YOU SO so 2 POLLY AND HER PALS So Far JEST MARK MV (ONVOM \ COPPER ?" MY WIMMERS EOLKS HAS ) v O\E -] WELL, [ GUESS T weeP T, 1 SUPPOSE You HAVE To HAVE YOUR QULES VA PUACE LIKE /THAT'S A SweLLl INVESTMEAT! L { BOUBHT 10,000 SHARES AVSELF-AY ¢ AND T5 Gone ué THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alplinbetically Arranged ¥or Quick and Ready Reference, LINE RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Charge Prepald 09 $1.50 Yearly Order Rates Upon Application. Count §:words to a line. 14 linew’ to an tnch. Minimum Space, 3 lines, Minimum Book Charge, 35 cents, No Ad Accepted After 1 P, M. for Classified Page on Same Dy A ML Ads Accepted Over the Telephony Burial Lots, Monuments 1 NEW BRITAIN—Mounmental Works, 123 Oak Bt. Monuments of all sizes and descriptions, Carving and letter cutting .our_speclalty, . BURIAL VAULTB—Conorete steel rein- forced; water preof, hermetically weal- ed, will outlast either wood or metal Do not require larger lots. Ressonably priced. N, B. Vault Co, Kensington. Tel, 647-16 * Florist 3 FLOWERB—Daffodlls $1.00 & doz, ew Britaln Greenhouse, it, Tel. 2643-14, CUT FLOWBERS—potted piants, pleasing variety, Specializing on funeral work. Johnson's Greenhouss, 617 Church Bt. NIOE CARNATIO Very fine flowers, 218 Oak_St. POTTED PL, gonla, Cineraria, Cyclamen, Ferns, Palms Vincos, ete, Flower Garden House, 1163 Stanley St, Phone 238§-12. Store 436 Main 8t. Phone 3394, Lost and Found L] BANK BOOK—No, 22951 on the Commer- clal Trugt Co., lost, Finder return to Bank. GOLD WATCH—initials_B. L. B, lost between Volz's and Swedish Baptiat church, Reward. Phone 1871, Personals [ EASTER _ BPECIAL—good until May 1at. 6—6x9 photographa in beautiful folders, only $3.00. Arcade Studlo. LEAVING THIS WHEK—with motorcycie sidecar for Ralelgh, North Carolina, via Washington, want passenger for cop- pany, all or part way.- Miles Hart, Plainvilie, Phone 10-12. ) l AUTOMOTIVE ‘I Auto and Truck Agencies 8 BUICK MOTOR CARB—sales and service. Capltol Bulck Co., 193 Arch t. Phone 2607, GADILLAC CARS—Bales ané _ Bervice. Motor Co. “A Reputable Concern.” t_Main,_corner_Lincoln_strects. GHEVROLET MOTOR CARS—Sales and service. Buperfor Auto Company, 176 Arch Bt, Phony 211. GODGE_BROTHERB—Sales and service 8. & F. Motor Sales Corp., 155 Elm Bt. cotner Frankiln. _Phone 731. FORD CARS AND TRUCKS— tractor. Sales and service, Dparts and accessories, Automotiy & Bervice Co., 200 E. M P HUDSON ESSEX—Bales 8t. Auto Co. associate dealer. Park St. GUPMOBILE CARB—8aler wnd _service. City Service Station, Hartford Ave. corner_Staniey St. A. M. Paoneass. ZEXINGTON—high gr motor _eare. Bales and Service. Main 8t. Phone 2216. MAXWBLL AND CHRYBLER—Bales i service. Bennett Motor ‘Salea, 250" Arch St._Phone 2052, KASH—motor_car, Bales and Service Elm_street. SLDFMOBILE MOTOR CARS—'The Re- fined Six.” Smith Motor Sales, 100 Wes Main St. Plone 2000, PAIGE & JEWETT—Motor cars, Sales & Service. Whitmore Paige-Jewett Co. 319 Fast Main 8t. Tel. 2510, RCE-ARKOW—Hudso ex, Amer- fca's leading car values. 8ee the pew 2 Honeyman Auto Sales Co. 13¥ Arch Phone 2109, RICKENBACKER— MOTOR CARS—Baier and service, Mercer's Garage, 191 Park -2, 1330-332 Bes the new line. A G. Hawker, 53 ) and trucks, Kenneth . Searle & Co., Sales and Service, cor Elm and Park Sts. Phone 2110, Agenta for Gahriel Siuboer STAR MOTOR CAR—sal “Just a Rea) Good Car. 61 Main Phone 2215, AR ervice and Balesroom at A. & D. Motor 8ales Co. | _tne._Phone 266, | WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND- wrooin and service, 127 Sleeve-Valve Motor." Phone and _Bervice., C. A. Bence, ALLEN condition, passenger touring ¢ . In goo Terms reasonable. Phond 1921—fo juire 19 Roxbur DODGR Excellent N Al condition. go0d_condit Plione 2051- BROCGHAM, N condition, C. A. Benca, 51 Man 8t Phone I—in firet clase o 51 Main St T0%4—pertect _con- Garage, 127 Cherry Phone XD, 1 uring _car, equipped and in & mew condit} dolph’s Garage, 137 Cherry St. fully Ru- Phone CK—24 U Ton_cap for male, cheap. Wm. H. Al- D CARS-- E BROTHERS A-sedan. B-sedan, Touring. 2 Touring Touring. Sedan Touring. Sedan. Touring. EX— Touring. COMMERCIAL CARS E BROTHERS - Screen. Reo stake body. 1921 1919 TERMS ARRAN —THE— 8. & F. MOTOR SALES CORP. Dodge Brothers Deale 155 ELM ST. TEL. OPEN EVENINGS BRAND NEW—Maxwell club sedan. Bubstantial Sales. Only reduction 139 Arch TFurniture, atiomobiles and . eal ate are favored in the Classifi-4 Ads this week, Watch them close:y for bargaina